The Finish Line Or The Losing Line

You might have heard the epic saying of success;

” Slow and Steady always win the race.”

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This originated from a story about the hare and the tortoise who argued between each other, who was the fastest. After much argument , a race was organised for both of them, the hare started with it’s blazing speed and felt tired and decided to take a nap , now he still thought because it’s the fastest he could still win the race and meetup to the finish line. The tortoise eing slow went with the belief of persistence which was one of the most valuable tool in wimnning the race. The hare went to his downfall and the tortoise wwent into victory crossing into the finish line because of his consistency of effort.

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” It’s not enough to make daily,measured progress on your work if it’s not in a deliberate progress.”

We see in today’s world that people don’t move in a meaningful way. I keep on asking myself one question:

”What if what you actually stressing or working yourself out on , isn’t what is actually meant for you? After much work and effort inputed , ther’s no meaningful output to show forth”

Sometimes people think they are helping you by choosing what you need to do , but they don’t know they are actually draining and reduciong your in-built ability. Our direction are left to be chosen by us and much thinking is needed to be done or failure will likely be the outcome.

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Always make sure what you do leads to a possible and creative outcome, we face a lot of problems and challenges where mostly failure is always bound to happen, but if you fail ,you need to learn from that mistake so that you won’t fall again. Always strive to understand obstacles that comes your way and consider what you going to learn if eventually you fail.

Just like what @surpassinggoogle said in the @steemgig discord channel , he said:

”Always be ready to face challenges and always make sure what you do be of impact to someone “

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Don’t be like the hare who rested thinking he will still succeed even though he had enough time, being busy without making progress wont lead you to success instead it brings more failures.

” Slow, Steady and Deliberate always wins the race”

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So my question to you :

” Are you at the finish line or the losing line?”

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